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Gdynia
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Gdynia

Port in northern Poland; population (2002) 253,500. It was established 1920 to give newly constituted Poland a sea outlet to replace lost Gdańsk. It has a naval base and shipyards and is now part of the ‘Tri-city’, which includes Sopot and Gdańsk.



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The popularity of his cooking led to the invitation to take part in the competition which takes part in Gydinia City, north of Gdansk on Thursday.
Chef's taking skills abroad by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
At the cook-off, in Gydinia City on Thursday, he plans to prepare roasted cod
City chef's in Pole position by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Thales were appointed Prime Contractor, and during the summer they signed a contract with Naval Shipyard Gydinia for the upgrading of the three ORKAN class vessels in the Polish Navy.
Polish Navy Acquires Saab RBS 15 by Business Wire
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